CrusaderFrank
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Frank, Crick explained all that to you on this thread.. You're simply a liar. There's no point in speaking with you, given that no matter what anyone says, you'll simply lie in response.
Basically, this thread is now just an illustration of how some deniers display a histrionic personality disorder. That is, they seek attention, and they don't care how badly they have to act to get it.
And as for DrGloom
in fact the years when the moose population declined were some very cold ones.
That's 100% wrong. Moose do much better in the cold years. It's the heat that kills them. If cold killed the moose, you wouldn't see them in northern Alaska, and you would see them in the southern USA.
Why is cold better for them? Brain worm parasite and ticks. Both are winter-killed by very cold temperatures. If winter temperatures never get too cold, the parasite populations explode and kill the mooses in a very gruesome manner.
With winters warming moose are devastated by exploding tick populations - The Washington PostFrank, Crick explained all that to you on this thread.. You're simply a liar. There's no point in speaking with you, given that no matter what anyone says, you'll simply lie in response.
Basically, this thread is now just an illustration of how some deniers display a histrionic personality disorder. That is, they seek attention, and they don't care how badly they have to act to get it.
And as for DrGloom
in fact the years when the moose population declined were some very cold ones.
That's 100% wrong. Moose do much better in the cold years. It's the heat that kills them. If cold killed the moose, you wouldn't see them in northern Alaska, and you would see them in the southern USA.
Why is cold better for them? Brain worm parasite and ticks. Both are winter-killed by very cold temperatures. If winter temperatures never get too cold, the parasite populations explode and kill the mooses in a very gruesome manner.
With winters warming moose are devastated by exploding tick populations - The Washington Post
Crick, just linked to article that mention Excess Heat as if it actually exists, so that's no explanation
Where was this "Excess Heat" before it was absorbed by the oceans? It wasn't in the atmosphere, where was it?
How did the Excess Heat manage to get 800M deep in the oceans?
Funny how they dance around physics and physical laws ignoring them when it is inconvenient.
I'll proudly admit I'm not a scientist, I'm hoping people in the scientific community pick up on this obvious fraud